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Morrison Receives the. Nomination.

Morrison Receives the. Nomination.
SPRINGFIELD, H., January 13,-The
Democratic Senatorial caucus was
called TO order st 80 pm. by Senator
Shutt, of Sanzamon, and R. L. HcKin-
lay was elected permanent chain man.
T. 6. McEHiggott, of Cook, and w. H.
Kesier, of MARSHALL, we're chosen seCre-
taries. On motion of Senator Bell, an
informal ballot for denomination CT a
candidate for the United States Senate
was taken With the following; result:
". H. Morrison %, Lloyd B. Stephenson
10. r. w. To8shend 6. Judge J. j. Phil
lips 3, n. C. Worthington 5, General }.
o. Black IL, r. J. .Pre1dergast Il NJ. (.
Fuller l, W. j. Allen 2. The candidates
bring announces by informal ballot, on
motion formal ballot was taken with
the following resul.-MorrisCn SO, Ste
phenson %, Townshend 6, Prendergast
l, Worthington l. Allen Z Black /,
Cloonan L. On the-t third ballot, Nor
rison received 43 votes and Stephenson
30, giving the nomination to. Morrison.
The nomination was made 1nanipous.
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In Favor of the Bill.

DENVER, January 13.-At the annual
meeting of the Denver Chamber of
Commerce and Board of Trade tonight
resolutions were unanimously adopted
faVoring the Interstate commerce bill,
and requesting the Colorado delegation
in Congress to vote for the same, and
use all honorable means 10 secure its
passage
At the midwinter session of the State
Press Association held here to-day, the
same resolution was adopted.
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France Ma Aing extraordinarily Ac-
tive Preparations for War.

PARIS, January 13.-The~ Senate has
re-elec6ed Leroyer, president Of the
Chamber OF Deputies, and sxed the de
bate on the budget for Monday The bill
relating to cereal duties will be taken
up as soon as the badRet is disposed Of.
The Chamber rejected Baron Do Sou
beyrans. The credit of 875, 0G90C0
francs asked for by the government will
be submitted. to q. special committee.
| Government proposes to use the credit
| in question in improving rifles and in
creasing the defenses. The preamble to
! the budget dwells upon the importance
of changing the rifles now in use and
adding to the detenses of the credit;
! Z 600 600 francs to be devoted to new
arms, the remainder to the new bar
racks and feet.
PARIS, January 13.-Ths- publication
of the full text of Bismarek's speeches
in the Reichstag, tend to alter the tone
of public opinion regarding his utter
ances. The Chancellor is charged with
brutality, andendeaVoring
TO PROMOTE VAR WITH FRANCE.
The principal result will be to strengthen
General Boulanger's demand for the
military budget. The war minister, in
order to avoid a conflict with his col
leagues, has consented to accept a
credit of 81 ,000, coo francs as sufficient
for the present year. but his original
demand of 325, 900, 600 francs remains
his estimate on paper.
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Salisbury Visits the Queen.

LONDON, January 10 Salisbury
visited the Qaeen to-day. a political
conference between Gladstone and the
Liberal Unionists took place at the
residence of Sir William Vernon Har-
court to-day. Those present were
Harcourt. Baron Herschell, John Nor
lev. Joseph Chamberlain and George
Otto Trevelyan.
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GRANTED A RESPITE
LUCKY BALDwIN's VICTIM.
She is Temporarily Committed to tie
Home for the FriendIess.

CHICAGO, January 13.-Fannie Verona
Baldwin, committed as insane from
Justice Meech's last Monday, was
among those introduced in the ex-
animation at Judge Prendergrast's
court to-day. Miss Baldwin gained
notoriety by an attempt to shoot her
SECOND COUSIN AND ALLEGED BETRAYER,
Lucky" Baldwin, the California horse
man and bonanza king. In this city,
she has supported herself since spring
by work in publishing houses. When
she was called before the court this
morning, an unusual number of influ-
entail ladies presented themselves in
her behalf. The Chicago Woman
Club had taken up her case and gave
her case to Attorney Joseph Kirkland.
The first witness called was DR.. Joseph
Sansbury, who testified
THAT THE LADY WAS SANE.
AT this point Mr.. Kirkland insisted
that the parties that secured her arrest
should appear, and the court sustain
ing him in this, called for the inform
ants, and no one answered. DR..
Bluthardt volunteered the testimony
that the lady was insane, though per-
haps not dangerous. The subject her
self, who retains considerable CT her
youthful beauty, conducted herself with
a ladyHke reserve and composure
which added strength to her plea of her
sanity. --i 3D.
AS the complainants did not ap-
pear, Judge Prendergast
ORDERED HER TO BE TEMPORARILY COM
.r. lM4TTED
to the Home for the Friendless, from
which she will be taken as soon as 6
position is secured for her. Thief facts o
her apprehension and submission tC
! inquiry are that she was arrested By
Detective Flynn, on the complaint o
the managing editor of a city paper
who she had threatened because of GER
tain publications rejecting upon her.
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GENERAL LoG4N's SUCCESSOR.
Charles b. FarweII Nominated on the
Second Ballot.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, January 13.-The
Joint Republican caucus to nominate a
successor to Logan was called this af-
ternoon. Nominations were made
without nominating speeches. One
hundred and ten ballots were cast on
the first ballot-Necessary for choice,
5G. Farwell received 81, Hamilton Is,
Henderson 10, Payson II, Cannon II,
Carr 8, Raum 7, Burehard 5, Plumb 1,
Shuman /, Morrison l, Medill 1.
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Russia Getting Ready.

VIENNA, January 13.-Russian trains
pass Wilma daily laden with materials
to be used in erecting Notifications at
Warsaw. TIE Russian government in
tends to construct fourteen new forts at
Warsaw before spring.
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The Great ExpIorar.

LoNDoN, January 13.-Hsnry N. Stan
ley. after his reception at the GuildhalI, ,
was tsndered Banquet al the Mansion
House. Mr.. Stanley, in an address to
the assemblsge, said thar he had decided
to take the route by tae way of the
Congo River Is The best and most ex-
peditious for thearelief Of Emir Beg.
The expedition will leave LONDON, the
EXPLORER said. January 20th.
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IddesIeigh's Funeral.

LoxDox, January 10 The funeral
service for Lord Iddesleigh VIII be held
on Tuesday IN the church at Pynes.
On the same day special services will be
held in Westminster Abbey, which VIII
be attended by the diplomatic corps
and leading members OF various
nolitical parties.
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HON. CHARLES B. FARwELL.

was nominated on the second ballot. As
the roll was called, there was general
break of members for the successful
candidate, 1T becoming evident that Far
well would receive the nomination.
Senator Evans withdrew the name Of
Hamilton in favor of Farwell, and on
motion of Green, of Wabash, the nomi-
nation of Farwell was made unanimous.
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AFema1e Convicted.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, January 13.-Jen-
ME Hendrick, convicted of murder as
an accessory after the fact. was sen
fenced to-day to three months I'M
prisonment and 500 fine.
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NEW YoRK, January 13.-Coal is so
scarce in Brooklyn that most OF the
small factories will be forced TO stop
work in a day or two, and lay of their
men Coal dealers refuse to sell it in
large quantities, even when offered IS 8
ton,
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For United states Senator.

HARRIsEgRG, January 13.-At the
caucus Of the Democratic legislators.
held this morning, Senator Wolyerton,
of Northumberland, received the hon
Senator
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Iightning Flashes.

Two more serious explosions oc-
Cured in San Francisco yesterday On
the street car lines. Several persons
we're badly injured and the cars ana
track demolished.
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ATLANTA, January 13.-Hon., James
Jackson, Chief Justice Of Georgia died
at O'Clock tonight, aged 81. He was
in Congress before the war, and has
filed many judicial positions.
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Rough on Piles"

Why suffer Piles? Immediate relief
and complete cure guaranteed. Esk for
Rough on Piles" Sure cure for Itch
ing, protruding, bleeding, or any form
of piles. SOC. At druggists or mailed. 2
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POOR ERIN.
Cruel Evictions of Tenants on
the Guild Sod.
BURNING DOWN THEIR HOUSES
Tbs National League OF America Adj
dressed by President Fitzgerald
on the Subject-Etc.
The Irish Evictions.

CINCINNATI, January 13.-The session
of the Executive Council of the Irish
National League of America closed to-
night.
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FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Com
plant, you have a printed guarantee on
every bottle of Shiloh's Nitalizer. IL
never fails 10 cure. For sale az A. q
Smith L Co.'S Drug StoEe. 10
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grant was annulled by the Mexican
authorities prior to the cession
OF the Territory and another and
different grant made 70 the same
party. which has since bee2 satisfied by
confirmation. The Commissioner has
also approved the recommendation of
SurYeyor-General Julian that the
private land claim of B. NJ. Montana,
ct al, No. 40, be confirmed for seven
square leagues, or abUtft 81 Geo acres:
The claim was originally made for
about Isl 900 acres.
The President has
GRANTED RESPITE
until April, 1887, to Patrick McCarty,
who was to be ,cuted January 18th
at Fort Smith, s
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"HACKMETACK," a lasting and
fragrant perfume. Price % and 90
cents, For sale al A. c. Smith i Co. s
Drug Store. ID
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Skinny Men.

wells Health Remover" restores
health ana vIgoF, cures dyspepsia, in
potenee. nervous debility. For weak
men, delIeate women. 81.
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A NEW CRISIS

which has arisen in Ireland, and in do
ing this, feel that have done all that
is necessary to urge you to renewed
zeal and energy in the labor of love
which you have undertaken. am glad
to be able to announce to you that the
affairs of the Irish National League of
America are IN a most satisfactory and
fiourishing condition, and the organic
alton itself has never been more
healthy, vigorous and hopeful than at
the present time.
The address speaks of what is already
accomplished, Compliments the efforts
of Treasurer O'Reilly and Secretary
Sutton, and closes with an appeal to
the members of the League to take new
courage and proceed with new zeal to
the task still before them.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-01-14
A LARGE PORTION

of Southern Kansas, about the area Of
the State of New Hampshire. 1t is
thought, from newly-discovered evi-
dence unearthed during the last four
months. that Texas not only has a legal
claim to what is. known as Greer
County, but to the whole western
half of Indian Territory and 2 large
slice of Kansas, inasmuch as Texas and
the Federal government have been IN
able, after twenty years squabbling, to
fix the question Of the Greer Cnanty
boundary. The commission proposes
that a suit be instituted against Inc
sovereign State of Kansas.
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A Chance for Health

Is afforded those fast sinking into
condition of hopeless debility. The
means are at hand. In the form or a
gen al medicinal cordial, HostetteI's
Stomach Bitters embodies the COM
bined qualities of a blood fertilizer and
depurent, ionic and an alteratlVe.
While 1t promotes digestion and asslm-
ilation, and stimulates appetite, has the
further effect OF purifying the life cur
rent and strengthening the nervous
system. As the blood grows richer and
purer by is use, they who resort I'd TINS
sterling medicinal agent, acquire not
only vigor. but bodily substance. a
heaithful change i'll the secretions Is
affected BY 1t, and that sure and rapid
physical decay, which a chronic OBJ
struction of the functions of the sys-
TEN produce, is arrested. The prime
causes OF disease being removed, health
5 spec lily renovated aud vigor restored.
A Little Leaven Leaveneth the Whole
Lump.
A disease in one part OF the body will
eventually fill the whole body with DIS
ease. Every year or two some part OF
the system grows weak and begins 10
decay. Such part should be removed
at once and new matter be allowed TO
take its place. There's no need OF cut
ting 1t out with the surgeons scaipel.
Purge away the old diseased and worn
out parts with BRANDRETHs PILLS:
Then the new body will take care OF
itself.
SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY
positive cure for Catarrh, Diptherls
anu Ca3cer Mouth. For sale at A. Z.
Smith & Co.'S Drug Store. L
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house

- = s'Ir)' from the committee
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WASHINGTON WORDS.
A Batch of Items Cleaned at
the Capital.
GENERAL LOGAN's SUCCESSOR.
Lucky BaIdwin's Vic tim j ohm Roach's
Funeral-The Eastern Coal
Famine-Other Notes.
From the Capital.

WASHINGTON, January 13.-The House
committee on ways and means to-day
ordered favorable report on Repre-
senta i've Breckenridge bill 60 abolish
Unnecessary customs districts and
ports. AS acted upon by the commit
tee, it omits altogether the admins
trative feature of the customs service
and deals directly with the abolition of
unnecessary customs districts and
unnecessary officials shall be filled by
estimated that
SAVING OF 100000
will be made under the provisions
of the bill, and the services of
100 employees dispensed with
Sixty custom districts are abolished
under its provisions, leaving seventy
five districts in all. The following dis
tricts are among those abolished: New
York-Dunkirk Virginia Petersburg
and Richmond; Georgla-Atlanta Mis-.
sissippi-Natchez and Vicksburg; Lou
isiana-Teche; Tennessee = Chattan-
ooga; Illinois-Galena; Iowa-Burling-
ton and Dubuque; Observation-Disclosures
and Superior; Wisconsin-La Crosse ;
Minnesota-Duiuth; California-Hum-
boldt and San Diego Oregon Southern
Oregon. ..- .tr LID. e......
THE HOUSE COMMITTEE ON NAVAL AFFAIRS
has Informally agreed to endeavor to
amend the bill for the reorgan-
ization of the Naval Bureau now
pending in the House, so as to al
low the Secretary of the Navy TO re.
elect the head of certain bureaus from
either line or staff officers. The bill, as
reported, confines the secretary in his
selection to officers of the line.
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SUING A STATE.
Prospect, of Boundary Picnic Be-
tween Texas and. Kansas. -

AUss1N, Texas, January Ex-senator
Bell, to-day, introduced a bill in the
Legislature, drafted By, Colonel Free
man, Of the boundary commission,
which provides for the removal OF the
boundary question between Texas and
Kansas from the jurisdiction of Con-
gress. to that OF its purpose, inasmuch
as it empowers the state officers OF
Texas to begin suit against the State
of Kansas, 10 try the title to
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FIENDISH ACTS.
The following cablegram was received
To Fitzgerald, Dublin:

To Fitzgerald, Dublin;
The cruel erictiors of the crusade are in
full progress in. Kerry for several days pa I.
The agent and bailifs are carrying parafne
oil and setting fire to the houses, as each
family is evicted. Scores of families are
homeless
(Signed,) T. HARRINGTON,
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L II = = T = y 4 y =
Secretary National League.

The ANNOUNCEMENTS Of these tiendish
acts of barbsriLy, although nothing be-
yond the ordinary history of landlord
ism in Ireland, created bitter feeling
and the following was sent in reply:
Your despatch is received. The
issue was anticipated, and the executive
council of the 1rish-American League,
with the hearty approval of the princi-
pal
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A Little Leaven Leaveneth the Whole
Lump.

SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY
a positive cure for Catarrh. Diptheria
ana Cancer Mouth. For sale at A. q.
Smith & Co.'S Drug Store. L
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IRIsH-ANERICAN CITIZENS


of Cincinnati bid you meet it undis-
mayed and spledge you an unyieldihg
support in conflict. Ag,J ,-as a-1~
(Signed) JOHN. FITZGERALD,
President.
The substance of President Fitzger-
AIDS address to the officers and mem
bers of the Citizens National League OF
America is as follows:
The present position of affairs in Ire
land deserves consideration and re-
newed energy upon our part. The in
humanity and greed of the landlordism
composing new plumber and the ex-
tremity Of the Irish people have forced
upon them the alternative of ruin or
resistance such as it is within their
power to offer. There can be no doubt
that the present plan of campaign offers
the best practical means so far discov
cred of rendering effective the determi-
nation OF the Irish people to protect
them selves in the possession of thei-
homes. Il becomes, therefore, my dut!
| to thus direct your attention to
The Dillon tribune., 1887-08-05
The W, G.. L. 4. Convention.

The 4th annual convention Of The Won.
ans Christian Temperance Union, OF Mon,
tana, will meet in Dillon, Thursday, Sept.
lst 1887, and continue over the following
Sabbath.
Mrs Clara Hoffman Of Kansas City, Mo-,
National Lecturer and Organizer, who 50
charmed her audiences last year, will be
present, and also, prominent, workers from
all parts Of the territory.
The W. G. L. L. oi Dillon will entertain
all delegates.
Reduced rates Of fare will be obtained
for persons attending the meeting, and the
general public will be cordially welcomed
Mrs. ALMA &. klRKpArRIck,
Sec. Mont. w. G.. r. l.
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Elegant u,ld Novel.

The midsummer number Of the West
Shore is beautiful and attractive one.
There is charm Of freshness and novelty
about this magazine that is lacking in all
other publications. Its elegant engravings
Of Western scenes and picturesque land.
scapcs arc not equaled by anything else
published, while the mass Of information
it gives monthly about Oregon, Washing.
to,l, Idaho. Montana, British Columbia and
Alaska is extremely valuable. The mid.
sam,ner number contains large cngravings
Of the city Of Astoria and the mouth Of the
Columbia river, the seaside resorts, tho
salmon canneries, and others. all OF them
accompanied by interesting descriptive al,
ticlcs. The other contents are entertaining
and valuable. Published by l.. Samuel
Portland, Oregon, at $:.so per year.
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She" was presented last week at San
Francisco to an audience OF 5000 people
and scored an immediate success. \ not
cd Bay critic thus describes the perform
ancc: "'She' is new departure, and it is 4
better representation OF the weird story
than it seemed possible to give i'll Il practi.
,ical dramatic form, and the exception OF
the necessary consolidation Of several
scenes, the reinforcement Of I.co's attend.
ants by the addition OF fan Irish servant and
the coming to life Of Eustane, the course
Of the story has been left just as it is in the
book. Whenever il was possible llas
CARDS language has been retained, and the
connecting links are all in harmony with
those in the original chain OF events. The
dramatization is very clever piece o
work. The music, too, is, in the r.ain
characteristic and suggestive. The song o
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Good Results in Every Case.

d. \. Bradford, wholesale paper dealer
Of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes that he was
seriously afflicted with severe cold that
settled on his lungs: had tried many rem.
cdics without benefit. Being induced to
try DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, did SO and was entirely cured by
use Of few bottles. Since which time he
has used ii in his family for all Coughs and
Colds with best results. This is the cx,
pcricncc Of thousands whose lives have
been saved by this Wonderful Discovery.
Trial Bottle free at n. NJ. Whites City
Drug Store.
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COUNTY BONDS.

SEALED proposals will b. received by the I'ea,u Gn
= of County Commissioners OF ea.ernsau ,o,,
Montana TERRITORY, until Monday, September .u,:
,SS- at !, O'Clock noon tor the purchase Ct IwenHS
thousand $4,000 dollars Of county bonds o; nf
county. Said bonds to be Of the denomination ,er -.
s.on each bearing interest at the rate Of SIX H.
cent a. the ;x.niy ss
frnm datc Of issue. Interest payable sem, annu''!
at the Office OF thu County Treasurer, Dillon Won
Ali proposals should be addressed to ne 'oaro
Of County Commissioners Of bsayerhsao ca or !,
.n"i Noon. Sentcrnber 18th, 1857. Said bonds arc
ssuea under % an act Of the Legislative Assembly o.
the Territory OF Montana, entltiea ., :.
| amend an act to authorize County Comniss,oneIs
to % ;ssu. bonds to redeem outstanding Indebtedness
Approved March 6. 1883 Amendment app'o|s'
March 9Th, 1887. .:.,.a
| M bids at less than rar value can s,e received.
! iiv order Of the Board Of County Commissioner
| cf jcavcrhead County, A.. i.
| Pill D. McGOuGn,
| Clerk Of the Board.
| Dillon. Montana, July ,sth, 1857. 81
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The Montana Clip.

The carly receipts from Montana are
being received and graded. The clip is
more uneven in character and condition
than last year. Some lots are extremely
heavy with sand, but otherwise retain all
the excellent qualities peculiar to WOODS
from that locality. Other lots are of light.
er shrinkagc than Of last year, but more
tender in staple. The light lots look fully
equal to any wools we have ever seen from
Montana, and are quite sure to bring very
ftii priccs--hisher, we think, than any
other American woods from Indiana and
othc, bright wool states. The heavy lots
will have ,n take their chances with the
other heavy western woods and be sold
strictly on ,her shrinkagc valn'e-Chicago
U,ool ss7oH,nal.
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lamen,a,ion She sings over the BODY OF
Kallkrates, when her rage against the WIG
who first stood between them breaks 'orth
atresh is one ofthc best parts OF u. l"e
descending chro,natic passages in wn'c"
the wind seems to sweeps through the
cavern, in the scene OF the well known
picture, the song Of Eustane, just before
She is blasted, and chorus, which rec"rs
twice during the performance, are the ON
or striking numbers. The scenic effects
are admirable. She shrivels up in the end,
not BY degrees as she does in the book but
at one fell swoop, as it were. The ancient
corpse Of Kallkratcs burns IN the most
startling fashion before anyone realizes that
the living Leo is no: under the shroud.
The fire Of lie, By stretch Of the imay'n'
alton, seems the proper thing for the occa'
sion, and the two points Of rock high up in
air, with the bright shaft of sunlight pierre
ing the darkness around and on them, make
pretty good equivalent for the weird pic
ture the book gives Of that periloas pass.
Nobody makes flying leap between them,
and the farther rock is not the rocking.
stone of the story; but to represent either
is probably a triae beyond the resources OF
any stage manager